Three kinds of Networks

Public Networks are discoverable and free for anyone to watch. Private Networks are paid workspaces (Pro and up) for invite-only access. Paid Networks are discoverable storefronts where a free intro demo previews a members-only catalog people join monthly.

A public Network is free and discoverable. It shows up in search and on your profile, anyone can watch every demo without an account, and viewers can follow it to get new demos in their feed. Followers are also notified in Demosix and by email when you publish, and every email carries a one-click unsubscribe. People who follow are called followers.

A private Network is hidden from search and discovery. The only way in is an email invite from the owner, locked to the recipient. Everyone inside is a member, and members can hold roles like owner, admin, contributor, or viewer. Private Networks require a paid plan — Pro, Team, or Business — after the trial; the plans differ only by how many people can hold admin or contributor roles.

A paid Network is a public storefront for a creator membership. Visitors see one free intro demo plus the locked, members-only catalog with visible titles. They join with a monthly subscription to unlock everything, and they can cancel anytime.

No. A private Network is invisible and invite-only. A paid Network is fully discoverable — people can find it, preview the free intro, and see what they would unlock — but playback of the catalog is gated behind a monthly membership.

No. You choose Public, Private, or Paid when you create a Network, and the type is permanent. This keeps viewer expectations clear. If you need a different model, create a new Network.

Networks are created and managed in Web Studio. Recording still happens in the Demosix Recorder desktop app for Mac and Windows.